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9/11: Day of Service-- Making Friendship Bracelets

Sat, Sep 12, 2:00 PM
From Forever Fun: NYC Women 50+ Friendship Group
4.7
3 attendees
NCOD Ribbon Cutting Volunteer Event

NCOD Ribbon Cutting Volunteer Event

Wed, Sep 16, 10:30 PM
From LGBT Network - Queens LGBT Center Events
4.7

We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s **[National Coming Out Campaign](https://lgbtnetwork.us7.list-manage.com/track/click?u=516a805b22127090e69b5fc41&id=e1111abbd6&e=109f5062a6)**, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY. People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in **support of safe spaces for LGBT people**. **You can help** us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. Queens LGBT Center \| Contact: [qcenter@lgbtnetwork.org](mailto:qcenter@lgbtnetwork.org)

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3 attendees
NCOD Ribbon Cutting Volunteer Event

NCOD Ribbon Cutting Volunteer Event

Thu, Sep 10, 10:30 PM
From LGBT Network - Queens LGBT Center Events
4.7

We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s **[National Coming Out Campaign](https://lgbtnetwork.us7.list-manage.com/track/click?u=516a805b22127090e69b5fc41&id=e1111abbd6&e=109f5062a6)**, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY. People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in **support of safe spaces for LGBT people**. **You can help** us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. Queens LGBT Center \| Contact: [qcenter@lgbtnetwork.org](mailto:qcenter@lgbtnetwork.org)

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1 attendee

9/11 Day of Service: Friendship Bracelets for a Cause

Fri, Sep 11, 9:30 PM
From Sisterhood After 40
5.0
1 attendee
Newark - THE NEXT-GEN MSP REVENUE WORKSHOP

Newark - THE NEXT-GEN MSP REVENUE WORKSHOP

Thu, Sep 24, 4:00 PM
From Managed Service Provider (MSP) Meet Ups

# THE NEXT-GEN MSP REVENUE WORKSHOP ## **One half-day session. One goal: Help you See More. Sell More. Win More.** If you’re an MSP owner or Salesperson in the Tri-State area, you need to join us on September 24th at the **Paul Robeson Campus Center at Rutgers in Newark** from noon to 5PM. **We’re bringing together 50 of the best MSP leaders and sales professionals for one high-impact afternoon focused on helping you sell more effectively, improve your margins, and grow your business faster.** **And we won’t be doing it alone. In fact,** we’ll be joined by **The20, Blumira, Field Effect, MachBlue, and Kaseya**,**, all bringing real-world sales strategies and ideas that you can take back and use in business right away.** **You’ll learn how to uncover countless opportunities hiding within your customers' and prospects' environments and how to turn technology and spend data into real sales conversations. You will also walk away MSP Optimization Certified and MSP Sales Certified.** We’re limiting this to just 50 people, so grab your seat by clicking the link below, and I’ll see you in Newark on September 24th.

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Help Samara Community School students learn to ride!

Thu, Sep 24, 6:45 PM
From New York City Inspiring Connections Outdoors (NYC ICO)
4.9
1 attendee
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Frequently asked questions

Community service on Meetup involves groups dedicated to volunteering and positive social impact. Participants can join events to contribute their time and skills to causes they care about, fostering community connections.

In New York, Meetup offers groups focused on various community service opportunities. You can search by interest or cause to find groups aligned with your volunteer goals.

Search Meetup for community service events happening in New York today. You'll find listings for a range of activities, allowing you to contribute immediately.

Yes, you can join several Meetup groups supporting different causes. This way, you can engage with diverse communities and impact various social issues.

Generally, you don't need prior experience to join a community service event on Meetup. Many groups offer opportunities for all skill levels, focusing on willingness to help.

To RSVP, simply click on the event page for the community service you're interested in and select the RSVP option. You'll then receive event details and updates.

No, you're free to attend only the events that fit your schedule and interests. Meetup encourages flexibility to allow for varied participation levels.

Meetup also offers unique creative volunteering opportunities. Join artist collaboratives or public art initiatives to contribute creatively to the community.

Search Meetup for eco-focused service groups in New York. These groups often organize environmental projects and educational sessions to raise awareness.

Many community service events are free, but some might request a small fee for materials or donations. Event pages will typically specify any costs involved.

Meetup facilitates connections, but there is no guarantee you’ll find a perfect fit. Success depends largely on your active engagement and exploration of groups.

Not every interest may have an active group immediately available. It's worth checking frequently as new groups and opportunities emerge regularly.

Community service events might be online or in-person, depending on the organizers. Check event details for specific formats and meeting locations.

Groups in New York often organize through collaborative planning and volunteer coordination, utilizing diverse skill sets to manage events and initiatives effectively.

While Meetup fosters social connections, making friends depends on your interaction level. Volunteering is a great way to meet like-minded people, but connections unfold naturally over time.